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rainbowsally wrote on Thu, 18 December 2014 04:23Question: Is it possible to launch an invisible window to run these "shells" in UPP so that we get concurrently running applications without having to use external tools such as kshell<N> or 'launch" while retaining the ability to shut them down and possibly kill applications that hang if they exceed a reasonable timeout?
Hi,
There is no need for an invisible window. Just remember the pid returned from fork and call kill on it after the timeout is exceeded. In GUI apps, you can do this easily using SetTimeCallback().
Best regards,
Honza
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